the activity in these so-called judicial states are now surpassing the old stand-byes of california, arizona and nevada where activity is actually falling. back to investors, if you are looking to get in, you are going to see more of that supply come to the market. if you are looking to rent this out as an investment, you want to know what markets will be best and those are going to be the markets where it is actually more expensive to buy than to rent. where the cost of renting is largely cheaper than buying so you'll have a lot more customers in that case. the top markets where home affordability is the lowest are honolulu, hawaii, san francisco, new york city, san jose, california and los angeles. that all according to trulia.com. it does give people more purchasing power when the rates stay low. the question is how much lower will they go because as of now, those low rates are not producing the type of mofrt applications that we would like to see. >> indeed, diana, very good point. thank you. >>> two big names in defense and aerospace getting hammered today over worries that a merger may